[ Red Teaming ]
Think like the adversary.
Full-spectrum offensive operations designed to test your detection, response, and resilience against advanced persistent threats.
Request a proposalWe simulate real-world adversaries to test your organization’s detection, response, and resilience capabilities. Our red team operations go beyond vulnerability scanning — we execute full attack chains to identify gaps in your security posture.
Methodology
- 01 Threat intelligence gathering and adversary profiling
- 02 Initial access via phishing, physical, or external exploitation
- 03 Lateral movement, privilege escalation, and persistence
- 04 Objective execution (data exfiltration, domain compromise)
- 05 Detection gap analysis mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
- 06 Debrief with blue team and remediation roadmap
Deliverables
- Full attack narrative with MITRE ATT&CK technique mapping
- Detection gap analysis with specific improvement recommendations
- Executive debrief presentation
- Re-test of remediated detection gaps
When to use this service
- Annual adversary simulation for board-level assurance
- Validating SOC detection capabilities after tool deployment
- Testing incident response procedures under realistic conditions
Frequently asked questions
How is red teaming different from penetration testing?
Penetration testing finds vulnerabilities in specific systems. Red teaming tests your entire security posture — people, processes, and technology — against a realistic adversary scenario.
Will our SOC team know about the engagement?
That depends on the engagement model. Blind engagements test detection without forewarning. Purple team engagements involve the SOC from the start.
What frameworks do you use?
We map all activity to MITRE ATT&CK. Engagement planning follows the Adversary Simulation framework.
How long does a red team engagement take?
Typically 3-6 weeks of active operations, followed by reporting and debrief.